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Emoji
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#9865
🏛️
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hall
/hɔːl/
noun
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a large room or building for public gatherings, events, or passage
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The graduation ceremony was held in the university hall. |
hall of fame |
a group or place honoring distinguished people
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auditorium, chamber, corridor, passage, lobby
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room, cubicle
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lecture hall, concert hall, dining hall, entrance hall
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#9866
⬆️
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high
/haɪ/
adjective
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At or to a great height; greater than normal in amount, degree, or intensity.
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The mountain peak is very high. |
high and mighty |
acting proud and arrogant
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tall, elevated, lofty, towering, intense
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low, small
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high mountain, high speed, high hopes, high price
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#9867
🏡
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hideaway
/ˈhaɪdəweɪ/
noun
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A place used as a retreat or a place to hide.
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The cabin in the woods was their secret hideaway. |
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retreat, refuge, shelter, haven, sanctuary
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exposure, openness
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secret hideaway, mountain hideaway, hideaway spot
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#9868
🤲
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help
/hɛlp/
verb
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helped
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helped
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helps
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helping
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To make it easier for someone to do something by offering services or resources.
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She helped her friend with the homework. |
help yourself |
to take something without asking
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assist, aid, support, facilitate, guide
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hinder, obstruct
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help someone, help out, help with, help to
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#9869
🗣️
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hearsay
/ˈhɪərseɪ/
noun
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Information received from other people that cannot be substantiated; rumor.
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The decision was based on hearsay, not evidence. |
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rumor, gossip, speculation, talk
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fact, evidence
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mere hearsay, hearsay evidence, hearsay information
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#9870
🦅
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hawk
/hɔːk/
noun
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A bird of prey with keen eyesight and sharp talons; also refers to a person who strongly supports aggressive or warlike policies.
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The hawk soared high above the valley. |
watch like a hawk |
to observe someone or something very carefully
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falcon, raptor, bird of prey, predator, warhawk
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dove, pacifist
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hawk eye, hawk nest, hawk hunting, hawk policy
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#9871
🙌
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have
/hæv/
verb
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had
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had
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has
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having
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to possess, own, or hold
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They have three children. |
have a good time |
to enjoy oneself
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own, possess, hold, contain
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lack, want
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have fun, have dinner, have time, have a look
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#9872
💔
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hate
/heɪt/
verb
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hated
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hated
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hates
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hating
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to dislike intensely or have a strong aversion to
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She hates waking up early in the morning. |
love to hate |
something disliked but still talked about often
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detest, loathe, despise, abhor
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love, like, adore
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hate crime, hate speech, hate someone
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#9873
🌿
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hashish
/hæˈʃiːʃ/
noun
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a drug made from the resin of the cannabis plant
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The police arrested him for possessing hashish. |
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cannabis, marijuana, weed, ganja
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medicine, sobriety
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smoke hashish, use hashish, illegal hashish
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#9874
🎶
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harmony
/ˈhɑːrməni/
noun
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a state of agreement or peaceful existence
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The family lived in perfect harmony. |
in harmony with |
to be in agreement or consistent with
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peace, unity, agreement, concord, balance
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conflict, discord, chaos
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social harmony, live in harmony, harmony between
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#9875
💪
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hard
/hɑːrd/
adjective
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solid, firm, or difficult to do or endure
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The exam was very hard for most students. |
hard nut to crack |
a difficult problem or person to deal with
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difficult, tough, rigid, strong, firm
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easy, soft, simple
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work hard, hard time, hard decision, hard life
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#9876
😀
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happy
/ˈhæpi/
adjective
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feeling or showing pleasure, contentment, or joy
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She was very happy to receive the gift. |
happy hour |
a period when drinks are sold at reduced prices
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joyful, cheerful, delighted, pleased, content
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sad, unhappy, miserable
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feel happy, look happy, happy moment, happy life
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#9877
😊
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happily
/ˈhæpɪli/
adverb
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in a happy manner; with pleasure or satisfaction
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The children played happily in the garden. |
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joyfully, cheerfully, gladly, merrily
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sadly, unhappily
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live happily, happily married, smile happily, happily ever after
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#9878
🛠️
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handy
/ˈhændi/
adjective
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convenient to use or easily accessible; skillful with the hands
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This pocket knife is very handy when you go camping. |
handy with |
skilled or capable in using something
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useful, convenient, practical, accessible, skillful
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useless, inconvenient, clumsy
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come in handy, very handy, handy tool, handy guide
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#9879
🌈
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hallucinate
/həˈluːsɪneɪt/
verb
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hallucinated
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hallucinated
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hallucinates
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hallucinating
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to see, hear, or sense things that are not actually present, often due to illness or drugs
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After taking the medicine, he began to hallucinate strange shapes. |
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imagine, envision, dream, fantasize
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perceive, sense
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hallucinate wildly, hallucinate vividly, start to hallucinate
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#9880
📦
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get
/ɡɛt/
verb
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got
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gotten
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gets
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getting
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to obtain, receive, or come to have something
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I need to get a new phone before my old one stops working. |
get going |
to start moving or to begin something
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obtain, acquire, receive, gain, secure
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lose, give
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get a job, get ready, get married, get lost, get better
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#9881
🫃
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gut
/ɡʌt/
noun/verb
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gutted
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gutted
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guts
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gutting
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The stomach or belly; also used for courage, instinct, or to remove the inside of something.
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He had the guts to stand up for his beliefs. |
spill your guts |
To reveal personal secrets or feelings.
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stomach, belly, courage, instinct, bravery
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cowardice, fear
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gut feeling, gut reaction, strong guts, gut instinct
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#9882
🛡️
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guarded
/ˈɡɑːrdɪd/
adjective
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Cautious and careful in speech or action, often to avoid giving too much away.
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He gave a guarded reply to the journalist. |
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cautious, reserved, careful, restrained
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open, frank, carefree
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guarded reply, guarded statement, guarded optimism
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#9883
🌟
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great
/ɡreɪt/
adjective
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Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above average; very good or important.
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She gave a great performance at the concert. |
great minds think alike |
Intelligent people often have similar ideas.
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excellent, outstanding, important, immense, huge
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poor, small, insignificant
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great deal, great importance, great success, great leader
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#9884
🐄
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grazing
/ˈɡreɪzɪŋ/
noun/verb
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grazes
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grazing
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The act of animals eating grass in a field; also lightly touching or scraping against something.
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Cows were grazing peacefully in the meadow. |
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pasturing, feeding, nibbling, browsing
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starving, fasting
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grazing animals, grazing land, cattle grazing
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#9885
🪦
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gravestone
/ˈɡreɪvstoʊn/
noun
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A stone that marks a grave, usually inscribed with the name of the deceased.
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The gravestone had her name carved beautifully. |
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tombstone, headstone, marker, memorial
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birth, cradle
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old gravestone, marble gravestone, engraved gravestone
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#9886
✊
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grasping
/ˈɡræspɪŋ/
verb/adjective
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grasps
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grasping
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Holding firmly; or (as an adjective) excessively greedy.
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The child was grasping her mother’s hand tightly. |
grasp the opportunity |
to take full advantage of a chance
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holding, clutching, greedy, seizing, grabbing
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releasing, generous
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grasping hand, grasping nature, grasping opportunity
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#9887
🤲
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grab
/ɡræb/
verb
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grabbed
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grabbed
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grabs
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grabbing
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To seize something quickly and firmly.
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He tried to grab the ball before it rolled away. |
grab a bite |
to have something to eat quickly
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seize, snatch, clutch, take, catch
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release, let go
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grab a chance, grab attention, grab a bite
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#9888
💃
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gorgeous
/ˈɡɔːrdʒəs/
adjective
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Extremely beautiful or attractive.
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The bride looked gorgeous in her wedding dress. |
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beautiful, stunning, lovely, attractive, splendid
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ugly, plain, unattractive
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gorgeous dress, gorgeous view, gorgeous smile
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#9889
👍
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good
/ɡʊd/
adjective
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Of high quality; morally right or beneficial.
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She is a good student who always helps her classmates. |
for good |
permanently
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excellent, fine, beneficial, virtuous, positive
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bad, evil, poor
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good job, good idea, good reason, good student
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#9890
🍽️
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gluttony
/ˈɡlʌtəni/
noun
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Excessive eating or drinking; overindulgence in food or drink.
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His gluttony during the festival left him feeling sick. |
give in to gluttony |
to indulge excessively in food or drink
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overindulgence, greed, overeating, excess, indulgence
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moderation, restraint, temperance
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deadly sin of gluttony, gluttony for food, overcome gluttony
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#9891
🏆
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glory
/ˈɡlɔːri/
noun
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great honor, praise, or fame achieved by doing something remarkable
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The athlete won glory for his country with his performance. |
in all its glory |
in a state of complete beauty or success
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honor, fame, triumph, renown, prestige
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shame, disgrace
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win glory, seek glory, bask in glory, share glory
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#9892
🥛
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glass
/ɡlæs/
noun
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a hard, transparent material used for windows, bottles, and other objects
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She poured water into a glass and handed it to me. |
raise a glass |
to make a toast by lifting a drink
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cup, tumbler, goblet, crystal
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plastic, wood
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glass of water, glass window, broken glass, glass bottle
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#9893
😊
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glad
/ɡlæd/
adjective
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feeling pleased, happy, or delighted
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I am glad to see you again after so long. |
glad tidings |
good news
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happy, pleased, delighted, joyful, cheerful
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sad, unhappy, upset
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glad to hear, glad to meet, glad about, glad for
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#9894
🎁
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give
/ɡɪv/
verb
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gave
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given
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gives
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giving
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to hand over or transfer something to someone
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She will give him a gift on his birthday. |
give up |
to stop trying or to surrender
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offer, donate, present, provide, deliver
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take, keep
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give advice, give permission, give a speech, give thanks
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